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diabetic icing
can anyone help me i need a recipie for diabetic icing for a wedding cake. Please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It recommends that the icing is prepared on the day of eating, if possible!
Ingredients:
50g(2oz) fructose
pinch of salt
1 egg white
2.5ml (0.5 tsp) lemon juice
This is sufficient to cover a standard cake.
Put the fructose into a liquidiser or food processor and blend until the powder becomes as fine as ordinary icing sugar. Transfer to a bowl and mix in the salt well. Whisk in the egg white and lemon juice.
transfer the bowl to a saucepan a quarter full of simmering water and continue whisking until stiff peaks form. Take from the heat and continue whisking until cool. Spread over the cake with a spatula.
Dietary total
Kcals 205
kj 850
CHO negligible
Fibre 0
Good luck.
It recommends that the icing is prepared on the day of eating, if possible!
Ingredients:
50g(2oz) fructose
pinch of salt
1 egg white
2.5ml (0.5 tsp) lemon juice
This is sufficient to cover a standard cake.
Put the fructose into a liquidiser or food processor and blend until the powder becomes as fine as ordinary icing sugar. Transfer to a bowl and mix in the salt well. Whisk in the egg white and lemon juice.
transfer the bowl to a saucepan a quarter full of simmering water and continue whisking until stiff peaks form. Take from the heat and continue whisking until cool. Spread over the cake with a spatula.
Dietary total
Kcals 205
kj 850
CHO negligible
Fibre 0
Good luck.
hi. i am just wondering why you need to make 'diabetic' icing. the amount of icing on a slice of wedding cake is very small and can always be put to one side by the person eating the slice, which many non-diabetic people do anyway. or are you expecting a lot of people with diabetes? my son has diabetes and on occasions such as weddings, parties, etc., allows himself a very small amount of whatever he wants, as recommended by all diabetes specialists. we have always been told to steer clear of special 'diabetic' products.